Tanya Mosley
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I want to ask you a little bit about your father because you did not grow up with him, but he does serve as a presence. You write about this moment when you're an adult and you're living your life and he has a health issue and you all have a phone conversation. That was one of the first real conversations you had ever had with him.
I want to ask you a little bit about your father because you did not grow up with him, but he does serve as a presence. You write about this moment when you're an adult and you're living your life and he has a health issue and you all have a phone conversation. That was one of the first real conversations you had ever had with him.
Are you in contact with him? Do you all talk?
Are you in contact with him? Do you all talk?
Are you in contact with him? Do you all talk?
Daria, what was it? Why was that strong feeling in you that you did not want to face him? You didn't want to have that conversation?
Daria, what was it? Why was that strong feeling in you that you did not want to face him? You didn't want to have that conversation?
Daria, what was it? Why was that strong feeling in you that you did not want to face him? You didn't want to have that conversation?
Why did you want to write a book? Because now everything about you is out there or these particular things about you are out there in a way that kind of leaves you exposed. These are things that for so long you didn't, you tried to hide.
Why did you want to write a book? Because now everything about you is out there or these particular things about you are out there in a way that kind of leaves you exposed. These are things that for so long you didn't, you tried to hide.
Why did you want to write a book? Because now everything about you is out there or these particular things about you are out there in a way that kind of leaves you exposed. These are things that for so long you didn't, you tried to hide.
And can you slow down there? Because we know about post-traumatic stress. We often hear like stress at the end of post-traumatic. What you're talking about is post-traumatic growth. Yes.
And can you slow down there? Because we know about post-traumatic stress. We often hear like stress at the end of post-traumatic. What you're talking about is post-traumatic growth. Yes.
And can you slow down there? Because we know about post-traumatic stress. We often hear like stress at the end of post-traumatic. What you're talking about is post-traumatic growth. Yes.
Daria, thank you so much for this conversation. This was such a pleasure, and thank you for this book.
Daria, thank you so much for this conversation. This was such a pleasure, and thank you for this book.
Daria, thank you so much for this conversation. This was such a pleasure, and thank you for this book.
Daria Burke's memoir is of my own making. Coming up, critic-at-large John Powers reviews The Golden Hour, a book about how the movies and America have changed since the 1950s. This is Fresh Air. This is Fresh Air. Writer Matthew Spector grew up the son of a famous Hollywood agent.
Daria Burke's memoir is of my own making. Coming up, critic-at-large John Powers reviews The Golden Hour, a book about how the movies and America have changed since the 1950s. This is Fresh Air. This is Fresh Air. Writer Matthew Spector grew up the son of a famous Hollywood agent.
Daria Burke's memoir is of my own making. Coming up, critic-at-large John Powers reviews The Golden Hour, a book about how the movies and America have changed since the 1950s. This is Fresh Air. This is Fresh Air. Writer Matthew Spector grew up the son of a famous Hollywood agent.